| DOSE: |
200 mg |
oral |
DXM |
(liquid) |
t+0:00 - I mixed a bottle of Life Brand Cough syrup with a bottle of orange juice. The mix contains 300mg of DXM. I weigh about 50kg, so I decide to drink the whole bottle for a dose of 6mg/kg. Luckily, I only made it through 2/3 of the bottle before I couldn't stumach the taste anymore. I threw out the rest. This is at about 8:30pm. I'm sitting on my friend's front porch with him and one other friend (both sober). I'll call them P and R.
t+0:30 - I'm starting to giggle and laugh at odd things. I can still think perfectly straight. Legs feel a little tingly. I'm also talking a lot.
t+1:00 - I still can't notice any mental effects, but my body feels like it's in a different world. I stand up and try hopping up and down, but I've forgotten how to jump. My friends are laughing. I finally get hopping and fall over laughing. My whole body feels like jelly.
t+1:30 - We decide to go visit some friends of ours, call them K and N. My friend, call him P, is driving. I'm riding shotgun. As soon as we pull onto the main street, the streetlights and neon signs start flickering at me. Some of them are rushing into the car through the windshield. The music that my friend has on sounds amazing, like I'm in a concert hall. I still don't notice any mental effects.
t+2:00 - We arrive at our friend's house. I ask how long it took us to get here, because it seems like days to me. It only took 20 minutes. Now I feel like I'm tripping. I'm extremely paranoid now. It's dark out, and I don't want to leave the car. I tell my friends to go inside and get our friend, I'll call her N, because she can help me. She Trips, so she should know what to do. My friends leave me in the car, and I somehow find myself in the fetal position under the dash board. I realize what I'm doing and manage to force myself back onto the seat, but still crouched down low. I poke my head up and look out the windshield. The night is alive with moving shadows and forms. I can hear animal sounds, some of them screams, coming through the door. I can also hear children whispering to me, but I don't know what they are saying. Finally P and R come back to the car and rescue me. K and N weren't home. I'm feeling better now that they are in the car with me.
t+2:30 - We are now driving down the 'strip' in our city, looking at the girls outside the bars. My mind is getting a little better, but my vision has split into double images of everything. I feel a lot better. Somehow we run into my brother, who is standing on the sidewalk. P pulls over and I talk to my brother for a few seconds. Seeing him made me feel a lot better for some reason. I almost came back down to ground level. So we (P, R, and myself) decide to go to an ice cream place. I'm feeling better and better all the time now. I think I must be coming down, but I can't figure out why. It's only been two and a half hours. We get to the ice cream place and I get out of the car. I'm having some trouble walking, my legs still feel like jelly. I'm not worried though, I still think I must be coming down.
While P and R get some ice cream, I go to the bathroom.  The walls of the bathroom are striped, and the stripes are moving up and down all over the place. There's a fan in the ceiling, and the noise is making my vision pulse. Somehow I make it over to the toilet, but it's on an angle. I start to pee, but I'm having a hard time hitting the toilet. I notice that I'm leaning against the wall. After standing up straight I can aim fine. When I'm done I go out to where P and R are sitting and sit down across from them. I tell them that I'm tripping hardcore and don't know what to do. They ask if they can help, but I tell them no. I'll be fine.
t+3:00 - We are back in the car driving around now. The visuals are starting to slow down, but my mind is getting increasingly blurry. At times I find myself doing things that I don't remember starting to do. I keep banging on the dashboard like I'm playing the drums. My friends tell me that I'm singing, but not saying any words. I just scream wordlessly to the music. I laugh, and tell them I'm OK. They laugh at me. We drop R off at his house, and P and I decide to go back and see if K and N are home yet. I feel like I'm coming down again. I can think straight. We get to N's house, and I'm paranoid again. So I tell P to go check if they are home.  P is there, waiting. He says he thinks they're home, but 'busy'. We get back in the car and leave. By now I'm thinking straight again, so I decide to go home.
t+3:30 - We get to my house. Everyone is still awake. Nobody notices that I'm tripping. So me and P go downstairs. My brother is there watching TV, so we sit down. P and my brother are talking, but I just curl up in a ball at the end of the couch. My head is spinning really bad. We turn on Bloodsport and watch that.
t+6:00 - Bloodsport is over. It's 3am. P leaves and I go to bed. My head is still spinning.
t+12:00 - I wake up. I'm seeing everything in double. After a few minutes of staring at the ceiling, my vision fixes itself. My head is still spinning, and now my stumach is doing summersaults. I get out of bed, but I'm still having trouble walking.  I spend the day watching TV.
t+21:00 - It's dinner time. My head is still spinning. I can walk straight now. Luckily my family doesn't notice anything. I can only eat one slice of pizza. I don't feel sick, but I have no appetite at all.
t+26:00 - It's 11pm and I decide to go to bed. My head is still spinning. When I close my eyes to go to sleep, I get visuals. I can see what looks like the surface of an ocean. There are waves and swells.  The image is almost fractal at times. Very cool. Now I can feel a pressure on my face. I open my eyes and the pressure goes away. I close them again and it comes back. I still see the waves, but now there are figures lunging at me. Robots with hideous faces. The pressure increases every time one of the robots comes at me. Finally the visuals subside, and I get to sleep.
t+37:00 - I woke up this morning at 9am. My vision is finally normal again. As I write this, my head isn't spinning anymore but it still feels a little light.
If there's one thing I've learned from this experience, it is obviously that DXM isn't for everyone. Especially not for me. All in all it was a good trip. Great trip, actually. I had a great time the whole night. Even so, all the fun wasn't worth what I went through the next day.
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Test passed in 2 seconds on Genymotion Samsung Galaxy S4 - 4.3 - API 18 - 1080x1920
| Timestamp | Level | Tag | Message |
|---|---|---|---|
| 07-31 21:49:39.832 | info | TestRunner | started: testSetEmailInvalidError(com.emmasuzuki.espressospoondemo.LoginActivityTest) |
| 07-31 21:49:39.832 | info | GoogleInstr | Activities that are still in CREATED to PAUSED: 0 |
| 07-31 21:49:39.836 | debug | GoogleInstr | execStartActivity(context, ibinder, ibinder, activity, intent, int, bundle |
| 07-31 21:49:39.952 | debug | LifecycleMonitor | Lifecycle status change: com.emmasuzuki.espressospoondemo.LoginActivity@52747b84 in: PRE_ON_CREATE |
| 07-31 21:49:39.972 | debug | dalvikvm | GC_CONCURRENT freed 437K, 24% free 2871K/3744K, paused 1ms+0ms, total 8ms |
| 07-31 21:49:39.996 | debug | dalvikvm | GC_FOR_ALLOC freed 53K, 21% free 2989K/3744K, paused 13ms, total 13ms |
| 07-31 21:49:39.996 | info | dalvikvm-heap | Grow heap (frag case) to 3.302MB for 100236-byte allocation |
| 07-31 21:49:40.004 | debug | dalvikvm | GC_FOR_ALLOC freed 1K, 20% free 3086K/3844K, paused 6ms, total 6ms |
| 07-31 21:49:40.012 | debug | dalvikvm | GC_FOR_ALLOC freed 1K, 20% free 3085K/3844K, paused 5ms, total 5ms |
| 07-31 21:49:40.012 | info | dalvikvm-heap | Grow heap (frag case) to 3.515MB for 225516-byte allocation |
| 07-31 21:49:40.020 | debug | dalvikvm | GC_FOR_ALLOC freed <1K, 19% free 3305K/4068K, paused 9ms, total 9ms |
| 07-31 21:49:40.040 | debug | dalvikvm | GC_FOR_ALLOC freed 98K, 22% free 3208K/4068K, paused 2ms, total 5ms |
| 07-31 21:49:40.072 | info | dalvikvm-heap | Grow heap (frag case) to 4.495MB for 1127532-byte allocation |
| 07-31 21:49:40.084 | debug | dalvikvm | GC_CONCURRENT freed <1K, 17% free 4309K/5172K, paused 2ms+0ms, total 10ms |
| 07-31 21:49:40.096 | debug | dalvikvm | GC_FOR_ALLOC freed <1K, 17% free 4309K/5172K, paused 11ms, total 11ms |
| 07-31 21:49:40.096 | info | dalvikvm-heap | Grow heap (frag case) to 6.915MB for 2536932-byte allocation |
| 07-31 21:49:40.108 | debug | dalvikvm | GC_CONCURRENT freed 0K, 12% free 6787K/7652K, paused 7ms+2ms, total 11ms |
| 07-31 21:49:40.144 | debug | LifecycleMonitor | Lifecycle status change: com.emmasuzuki.espressospoondemo.LoginActivity@52747b84 in: CREATED |
| 07-31 21:49:40.144 | debug | LifecycleMonitor | Lifecycle status change: com.emmasuzuki.espressospoondemo.LoginActivity@52747b84 in: STARTED |
| 07-31 21:49:40.144 | debug | LifecycleMonitor | Lifecycle status change: com.emmasuzuki.espressospoondemo.LoginActivity@52747b84 in: RESUMED |
| 07-31 21:49:40.188 | debug | libEGL | loaded /system/lib/egl/libEGL_genymotion.so |
| 07-31 21:49:40.192 | debug | HostConnection::get() New Host Connection established 0xb960e0f8, tid 1580 | |
| 07-31 21:49:40.208 | debug | libEGL | loaded /system/lib/egl/libGLESv1_CM_genymotion.so |
| 07-31 21:49:40.208 | debug | libEGL | loaded /system/lib/egl/libGLESv2_genymotion.so |
| 07-31 21:49:40.268 | warn | EGL_genymotion | eglSurfaceAttrib not implemented |
| 07-31 21:49:40.268 | error | OpenGLRenderer | Getting MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE from GradienCache |
| 07-31 21:49:40.280 | error | OpenGLRenderer | Getting MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE from Caches::initConstraints() |
| 07-31 21:49:40.280 | debug | OpenGLRenderer | Enabling debug mode 0 |
| 07-31 21:49:40.580 | debug | dalvikvm | GC_FOR_ALLOC freed 1285K, 24% free 6051K/7920K, paused 6ms, total 6ms |
| 07-31 21:49:40.588 | info | dalvikvm-heap | Grow heap (frag case) to 13.513MB for 7672332-byte allocation |
| 07-31 21:49:40.592 | debug | dalvikvm | GC_FOR_ALLOC freed 3K, 13% free 13541K/15416K, paused 4ms, total 5ms |
| 07-31 21:49:40.924 | debug | Spoon | Captured screenshot 'initial_state'. |
| 07-31 21:49:40.928 | debug | InputManagerEventInjectionStrategy | Creating injection strategy with input manager. |
| 07-31 21:49:40.932 | info | ViewInteraction | Performing 'type text' action on view with id: is <2131165185> |
| 07-31 21:49:40.932 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=4 when=0 arg1=1 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:40.960 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@52799d94 |
| 07-31 21:49:40.960 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=3 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:40.976 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-2ms }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@52763a1c |
| 07-31 21:49:40.976 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=5 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:40.988 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@5274a930 |
| 07-31 21:49:40.988 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=7 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:40.988 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.000 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.widget.Editor.Blink, callback: Handler (android.widget.Editor$Blink) {527568b0} |
| 07-31 21:49:41.000 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.000 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-2ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.008 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@527a4638 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.008 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=9 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.016 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@5275cb80 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.016 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=11 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.024 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-10ms }, with target: android.view.ViewRootImpl.ViewRootHandler, callback: android.view.View$PerformClick@52778144 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.024 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=4 when=0 arg1=13 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.076 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.view.ViewRootImpl.ViewRootHandler, callback: android.view.View$UnsetPressedState@5277814c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.088 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@52759fec |
| 07-31 21:49:41.088 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=15 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.092 | debug | UiControllerImpl | Injecting string: "test |
| 07-31 21:49:41.092 | debug | UiControllerImpl | " |
| 07-31 21:49:41.092 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (t) with key code (48) downtime: (284040) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.104 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-2ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.104 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-8ms arg1=19 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.108 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (t) with key code (48) downtime: (284040) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.108 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=0 arg1=21 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.108 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (e) with key code (33) downtime: (284040) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.116 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.124 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-14ms arg1=23 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.124 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (e) with key code (33) downtime: (284040) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.124 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=0 arg1=25 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.124 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (s) with key code (47) downtime: (284040) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.136 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.140 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-12ms arg1=27 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.140 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (s) with key code (47) downtime: (284040) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.144 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=0 arg1=29 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.152 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (t) with key code (48) downtime: (284040) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.168 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.172 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-17ms arg1=31 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.172 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (t) with key code (48) downtime: (284040) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.176 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=0 arg1=33 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.176 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character ( |
| 07-31 21:49:41.176 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | ) with key code (66) downtime: (284040) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.180 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=0 arg1=35 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.180 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character ( |
| 07-31 21:49:41.180 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | ) with key code (66) downtime: (284040) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.188 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-2ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.196 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=13 when=-15ms }, with target: android.view.ViewRootImpl.ViewRootHandler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.196 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-15ms arg1=37 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.196 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.196 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=12 when=-8ms obj=com.android.internal.widget.EditableInputConnection@527548c4 }, with target: android.view.ViewRootImpl.ViewRootHandler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.196 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.196 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=65 when=-9ms }, with target: com.android.internal.view.IInputConnectionWrapper.MyHandler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.200 | info | ViewInteraction | Performing 'type text' action on view with id: is <2131165186> |
| 07-31 21:49:41.204 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=4 when=-1ms arg1=39 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.228 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@529a932c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.228 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=41 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.244 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@529ad5b0 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.244 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=43 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.252 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@529add90 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.252 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=45 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.268 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@529ae58c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.268 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=47 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.272 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@529b27f4 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.272 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=49 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.280 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@529b2ff0 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.280 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=51 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.280 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@529b37ec |
| 07-31 21:49:41.280 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=53 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.288 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-7ms }, with target: android.view.ViewRootImpl.ViewRootHandler, callback: android.view.View$PerformClick@52786818 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.288 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=4 when=0 arg1=55 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.348 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.view.ViewRootImpl.ViewRootHandler, callback: android.view.View$UnsetPressedState@52786820 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.352 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.view.ViewRootImpl.ViewRootHandler, callback: android.view.View$ScrollabilityCache@52745294 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.352 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@52787078 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.368 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.372 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-17ms arg1=57 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.372 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.388 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.388 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.404 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-2ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.404 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.420 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.420 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.436 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.440 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.452 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-2ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.456 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.468 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.476 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.484 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.488 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.504 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-3ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.508 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.516 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.520 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.536 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.536 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.552 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.552 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.568 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.572 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.588 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-2ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.592 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.604 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.604 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.620 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.620 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.636 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.640 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.652 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.widget.Editor.Blink, callback: Handler (android.widget.Editor$Blink) {527568b0} |
| 07-31 21:49:41.656 | debug | UiControllerImpl | Injecting string: "lemoncake |
| 07-31 21:49:41.656 | debug | UiControllerImpl | " |
| 07-31 21:49:41.656 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (l) with key code (40) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.668 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.672 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-12ms arg1=61 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.672 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (l) with key code (40) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.672 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=0 arg1=63 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.672 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (e) with key code (33) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.688 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.692 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-14ms arg1=65 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.696 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (e) with key code (33) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.700 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-1ms arg1=67 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.700 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (m) with key code (41) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.720 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.720 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-17ms arg1=69 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.724 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (m) with key code (41) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.728 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-1ms arg1=71 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.728 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (o) with key code (43) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.732 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.752 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-22ms arg1=73 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.752 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (o) with key code (43) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.752 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=0 arg1=75 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.752 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (n) with key code (42) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.768 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.776 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-17ms arg1=77 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.776 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (n) with key code (42) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.776 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-1ms arg1=79 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.776 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (c) with key code (31) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.800 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.804 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-15ms arg1=81 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.804 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (c) with key code (31) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.808 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=0 arg1=83 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.808 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (a) with key code (29) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.816 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.824 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-11ms arg1=85 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.824 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (a) with key code (29) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.824 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=0 arg1=87 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.824 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (k) with key code (39) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.836 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-3ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.840 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-10ms arg1=89 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.844 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (k) with key code (39) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.844 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=0 arg1=91 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.844 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (e) with key code (33) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.852 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-2ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.856 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-9ms arg1=93 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.856 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character (e) with key code (33) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.860 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=0 arg1=95 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.868 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character ( |
| 07-31 21:49:41.868 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | ) with key code (66) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.868 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=0 arg1=97 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.868 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | EventInjector:Injecting event for character ( |
| 07-31 21:49:41.868 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | ) with key code (66) downtime: (284604) |
| 07-31 21:49:41.868 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.880 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=13 when=-13ms }, with target: android.view.ViewRootImpl.ViewRootHandler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.880 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=3 when=-13ms arg1=99 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.880 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.880 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=12 when=-12ms obj=com.android.internal.widget.EditableInputConnection@527c1448 }, with target: android.view.ViewRootImpl.ViewRootHandler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.880 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.880 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=65 when=-12ms }, with target: com.android.internal.view.IInputConnectionWrapper.MyHandler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.880 | info | ViewInteraction | Performing 'single click' action on view with id: is <2131165187> |
| 07-31 21:49:41.884 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:41.888 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=4 when=-4ms arg1=101 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.912 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@527ea3c8 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.912 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=103 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.928 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@527eaba8 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.928 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=105 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.940 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@527eb388 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.940 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=107 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.948 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@527ebb68 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.948 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=109 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.956 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-1ms }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@527ec348 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.956 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=111 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.964 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@527ecb28 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.964 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=113 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.964 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@527ed308 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.964 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=115 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.964 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 }, with target: android.view.ViewRootImpl.ViewRootHandler, callback: android.view.View$PerformClick@527edbd4 |
| 07-31 21:49:41.972 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=4 when=-8ms arg1=117 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.972 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | Barrier detected or task avaliable for running shortly. |
| 07-31 21:49:41.988 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-4ms }, with target: android.view.Choreographer.FrameHandler, callback: android.view.Choreographer$FrameDisplayEventReceiver@5274bd8c |
| 07-31 21:49:42.032 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-2ms }, with target: android.view.ViewRootImpl.ViewRootHandler, callback: android.view.View$UnsetPressedState@527edbdc |
| 07-31 21:49:42.068 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=-3ms }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: com.google.android.apps.common.testing.ui.espresso.base.UiControllerImpl$SignalingTask@527f1af0 |
| 07-31 21:49:42.068 | verbose | ESP_TRACE | UiControllerImpl: MessageQueue.next(): { what=0 when=0 arg1=119 }, with target: android.os.Handler, callback: no callback. |
| 07-31 21:49:42.080 | debug | dalvikvm | GC_FOR_ALLOC freed 8046K, 23% free 6145K/7904K, paused 9ms, total 9ms |
| 07-31 21:49:42.084 | info | dalvikvm-heap | Grow heap (frag case) to 13.605MB for 7672332-byte allocation |
| 07-31 21:49:42.088 | debug | dalvikvm | GC_FOR_ALLOC freed 1K, 12% free 13636K/15400K, paused 4ms, total 4ms |
| 07-31 21:49:42.348 | debug | Spoon | Captured screenshot 'after_login'. |
| 07-31 21:49:42.420 | debug | LifecycleMonitor | Lifecycle status change: com.emmasuzuki.espressospoondemo.LoginActivity@52747b84 in: PAUSED |
| 07-31 21:49:42.428 | debug | dalvikvm | GC_EXPLICIT freed 7519K, 23% free 6131K/7904K, paused 0ms+1ms, total 3ms |
| 07-31 21:49:42.440 | debug | dalvikvm | GC_EXPLICIT freed 1K, 23% free 6130K/7904K, paused 0ms+2ms, total 10ms |
| 07-31 21:49:42.440 | info | TestRunner | finished: testSetEmailInvalidError(com.emmasuzuki.espressospoondemo.LoginActivityTest) |


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Designates a Null Type object. Useful for making a Type variable point to nothing or checking if a Type object exists. Also, useful for checking that there are still objects left on the end of a Type list using the After command.
Can used for testing and setting. See also: Type, New, Delete, After, Before, First, Last. |
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; Null example
Type Alien Field x,y End Type a.Alien = New Alien If a <> Null Then Print "Alien exists!" Delete a if a = Null Then Print "Alien gone!" |


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Author: Peter Auer, Thomas Jaksch, Ronald Ortner
Abstract: For undiscounted reinforcement learning in Markov decision processes (MDPs) we consider the total regret of a learning algorithm with respect to an optimal policy. In order to describe the transition structure of an MDP we propose a new parameter: An MDP has diameter D if for any pair of states s, s there is a policy which moves from s to s in at most D steps (on average). We present a rein√ ˜ forcement learning algorithm with total regret O(DS AT ) after T steps for any unknown MDP with S states, A actions per state, and diameter D. This bound holds with high probability. We also present a corresponding lower bound of √ Ω( DSAT ) on the total regret of any learning algorithm. 1
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[2] Michael J. Kearns and Satinder P. Singh. Finite-sample convergence rates for Q-learning and indirect algorithms. In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 11. MIT Press, 1999.
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[4] Martin L. Puterman. Markov Decision Processes: Discrete Stochastic Dynamic Programming. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, NY, USA, 1994.
[5] Peter Auer and Ronald Ortner. Logarithmic online regret bounds for reinforcement learning. In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 19, pages 49–56. MIT Press, 2007.
[6] Ronen I. Brafman and Moshe Tennenholtz. R-max – a general polynomial time algorithm for near-optimal reinforcement learning. J. Mach. Learn. Res., 3:213–231, 2002.
[7] Ambuj Tewari and Peter Bartlett. Optimistic linear programming gives logarithmic regret for irreducible mdps. In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 20, pages 1505–1512. MIT Press, 2008.
[8] Sham M. Kakade. On the Sample Complexity of Reinforcement Learning. PhD thesis, University College London, 2003.
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[10] Alexander L. Strehl and Michael L. Littman. An analysis of model-based interval estimation for Markov decision processes. J. Comput. System Sci., 74(8):1309–1331, 2008.
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[12] Eyal Even-Dar, Sham M. Kakade, and Yishay Mansour. Experts in a Markov decision process. In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 17, pages 401–408. MIT Press, 2005.
[13] Peter Auer, Thomas Jaksch, and Ronald Ortner. Near-optimal regret bounds for reinforcement learning. Technical Report CIT-2009-01, University of Leoben, Chair for Information Technology, 2009. http://institute.unileoben.ac.at/infotech/publications/TR/CIT-2009-01.pdf.


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# capybara: load requested url
# rack-test: fake Rack request
# rack-test: in-memory instance of Rails
# rack-test: response parse by rack-test
# rack-test: saved as current page
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unknown_client_reject_code
This parameter specifies the SMTP server response code when a client without address
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Ethernet
Ethernet is the most popular physical layer LAN technology in use today. It defines the number of conductors that are required for a connection, the performance thresholds that can be expected, and provides the framework for data transmission.
Ethernet is popular because it strikes a good balance between speed, cost and ease of installation. These benefits, combined with wide acceptance in the computer marketplace and the ability to support virtually all popular network protocols, make Ethernet an ideal networking technology for most computer users today.
Ethernet Frame
A data packet on an Ethernet link is called an Ethernet packet, which transports an Ethernet frame as its payload
The six fields of the Ethernet frame
- Data Field -- 46 to 1500 bytes ---> This field carries the IP datagram. MTU is 1500 bytes. If the IP datagram exceeds 150 bytes, then the host has to fragment the datagram. If the IP is less than 46 bytes, the IP needs to be "stuffed" to 46 bytes.
- Destination Address -- 6 bytes ---> This field contains the MAC address of the destination adapter.
- Source Address -- 6 bytes ---> This field contains the MAC address of the adapter that transmits the frame onto the LAN.
- Type Field -- 2 bytes ---> The type field permits Ethernet to multiplex network-layer protocols.
- Cyclic Redundancy Check -- 4 bytes ---> The purpose of the CRC field is to allow the receiving adapter to detect bit errors in the frame.
- Preamble -- 8 bytes ---> The preamble of an Ethernet packet consists of a 56-bit (seven-byte) pattern of alternating 1 and 0 bits, allowing devices on the network to easily synchronize their receiver clocks, which is followed by the SFD to mark a new incoming frame. For Ethernet variants transmitting single bits instead of larger symbols, the on-the-wire bit pattern for the preamble together with the SFD portion of the frame is 10101010 10101010 10101010 10101010 10101010 10101010 10101010 10101011 (Notice the last bit is a 1). The SFD is the eight-bit (one-byte) value that marks the end of the preamble, which is the first field of an Ethernet packet, and indicates the beginning of the Ethernet frame. The SFD is designed to break the bit pattern of the preamble and signal the start of the actual frame.


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n2o_mqtt is an instance of n2o_pi prorocess. In N2O number of such instanses is usually equals to the number of cores.
There is two styles of embedding N2O: one is to perform N2O protocol loop inside connection process (as in cowboy version); second is to spawn ring of n2o_pi processes and handle all requests inside these processes (as in MQTT version). n2o_mqtt is the protocol of such virtual node processes.
PROTOCOL
On init n2o_mqtt makes connection to MQTT server. On connection established in #mqttc/2 it subscribes to events topic.
After supscription all messages that are being sent to events topic are passed as #publish/2 where n2o_proto:info/3 protocol loop is embedded as handler to that message.
All the results go to actions topic:
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Service workers start MQTT clients with following config:


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And say: "The truth is from your Lord." Then whosoever wills, let him believe, and whosoever wills, let him disbelieve. Verily, We have prepared for the Zalimun (polytheists and wrong- doers, etc.), a Fire whose walls will be surrounding them (disbelievers in the Oneness of Allah). And if they ask for help (relief, water, etc.) they will be granted water like boiling oil, that will scald their faces. Terrible the drink, and an evil Murtafaqa (dwelling, resting place, etc.)! |
| 018:029 Maulana | : |
And say: The Truth is from your Lord; so let him who please believe, and let him who please disbelieve. Surely We have prepared for the iniquitous a Fire, and enclosure of which will encompass them. And if they cry for water, they are given water like molten brass, scalding their faces. Evil the drink! And ill the resting-place! |
| 018:029 Pickthal | : |
Say: (It is) the truth from the Lord of you (all). Then whosoever will, let him believe, and whosoever will, let him disbelieve. Lo! We have prepared for disbelievers Fire. Its tent encloseth them. If they ask for showers, they will be showered with water like to molten lead which burneth the faces. Calamitous the drink and ill the resting-place! |
| 018:029 Rashad | : |
Proclaim: "This is the truth from your Lord," then whoever wills let him believe, and whoever wills let him disbelieve. We have prepared for the transgressors a fire that will completely surround them. When they scream for help, they will be given a liquid like concentrated acid that scalds the faces.  What a miserable destiny! |
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Say," Truth comes from your Lord. Let people have faith or disbelieve as they chose." For the unjust We have prepared a fire which will engulf them with its (flames). Whenever they cry for help they will be answered with water as hot as molted brass which will scald their faces. How terrible is such a drink and such a resting place! |
| 018:029 Shakir | : |
And say: The truth is from your Lord, so let him who please believe, and let him who please disbelieve; surely We have prepared for the iniquitous a fire, the curtains of which shall encompass them about; and if they cry for water, they shall be given water like molten brass which will scald their faces; evil the drink and ill the resting-place. |
| 018:029 Sherali | : |
And say, 'It is the truth from your Lord; wherefore let him who will, believe, and let him, who will, disbelieve.' Verily, WE have prepared for the wrongdoers a fire whose flaming canopy shall enclose them. And if they cry for help, they will be helped with water like molten lead which would scale their faces. How dreadful the drink and how evil the resting place ! |
| 018:029 Yusufali | : |
Say, "The truth is from your Lord": Let him who will believe, and let him who will, reject (it): for the wrong-doers We have prepared a Fire whose (smoke and flames), like the walls and roof of a tent, will hem them in: if they implore relief they will be granted water like melted brass, that will scald their faces, how dreadful the drink! How uncomfortable a couch to recline on! |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > الوعيد Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> The Threat أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > صفات الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Characteristics of the Disbelievers أركان الإسلام > الدين > لا إكراه في الدين Pillars of Islam> Religion> No Compulsion in the Religion الإيمان > الغيب > النار > صفات النار Faith> The Unseen World> Hell-Fire>Hell Characteristics الدعوة إلى الله > حدودها > لا إكراه في الدين The Call for Allah> Its Limits> Religion is not Forcible العلاقات القضائية > علاقات قانونية ودستورية > الحق Judicial Relationships>Legal and Constitutional Relations>The Right
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In the table below:
Signed column indicates that the zone has DNSSEC RRs present or not (i.e. RRSIGs are returned in a response.
Status column indicates whether or not the signatures are valid, or if there is some sort of error that would cause validation to fail. Not having a signed delegation from .gov does not mean failure in this test.
Island/Chained column indicates if the zone has a secure delegation (i.e. a DS RR) from its parent zone,usually the top-level TLD or a second-level.
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| com | Unsigned | N/A | Error | |
| edu | Unsigned | N/A | Error | |
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| net | Unsigned | N/A | Error | |
| org | Unsigned | N/A | Error | |
| apple.com | Unsigned | N/A | N/A | |
| google.com | Unsigned | N/A | Error | |
| hp.com | Unsigned | N/A | N/A | |
| marines.com | 27 | Unsigned | N/A | N/A |
| microsoft.com | Unsigned | N/A | N/A | |
| verisign.com | Signed | Valid | Chain | |
| verizon.com | Unsigned | N/A | N/A | |
| yahoo.com | Unsigned | N/A | N/A | |
| berkeley.edu | Signed | Valid | Chain | |
| harvard.edu | Unsigned | N/A | N/A | |
| mit.edu | Unsigned | N/A | N/A | |
| 9-11commission.gov | Unsigned | N/A | N/A | |
| ada.gov | Signed | Valid | Chain | |
| cbo.gov | 15 | Unsigned | N/A | N/A |
| dhs.gov | Signed | Valid | Chain | |
| fbi.gov | 15 | Signed | Valid | Chain |
| hhs.gov | 21 | Signed | Valid | Chain |
| house.gov | 46 | Unsigned | N/A | N/A |
| nasa.gov | 871 | Signed | Valid | Chain |
| navy.mil | 93 | Unsigned | N/A | N/A |
| nih.gov | 36 | Signed | Valid | Chain |
| nist.gov | Signed | Valid | Island | |
| noaa.gov | 3035 | Signed | Valid | Chain |
| senate.gov | 14 | Unsigned | N/A | N/A |
| shrewsbury-ma.gov | 867 | Unsigned | N/A | N/A |
| usajobs.gov | 22 | Signed | Valid | Chain |
| whitehouse.gov | 65 | Signed | Valid | Chain |
| alter.net | Unsigned | N/A | N/A | |
| intelligent.net | Unsigned | N/A | N/A | |
| af.mil | Unsigned | N/A | N/A | |
| forge.mil | Unsigned | N/A | N/A | |
| linux.org | Unsigned | N/A | N/A | |
| obscure.org | Unsigned | N/A | N/A | |
| Totals: | 5127 | 12 | 12 | 11 |


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Starting late last year, we were subjected to teaser ads that declared "1998 is closer than you think!". By June and the release of "Deep Impact", with teasers still coming thick and fast, I was beginning to wonder if that line was intended as a reminder to the filmmakers. But "Armageddon" has arrived at last and proves to be much like other Bruckheimer productions (e.g. "Con Air", "The Rock"), only more so. And this is how it is:
As you all know, cosmic objects can't help but attack the North American continent and well known landmarks. All it takes is a quick meteor shower on New York, the destruction of the Chrysler building (again) and NASA realises that it's in the middle of a disaster film. An asteroid "the size of Texas" is headed straight for Earth. Terrified by the idea of there being two Texases (or Texii), NASA honcho Billy Bob Thornton panics.  When he's not threatening employees with a shotgun or being Oedipal with his daughter (Liv Tyler, rigid and with pupils the size of theoretical nuclear particles), Bruce is the best oil well driller on the planet . So when Bruce is shown NASA's plan (as is traditional, land on asteroid, drill a hole and blow it up with a couple of nukes left over from the Cold War), he scoffs at the idea of sending astronauts to do a man's job. What you really need is a group of psychotic gun-nuts. The Michigan Militia aren't available, so Bruce's drillcrew are on the job. As the crew contains Clear Eyed Singlet Hero (Ben Affleck), Mr Pink (Steve Buscemi), Big Black Dude, Cowboy and Retard, you realise you are about to descend into Character Actor Hell.
The oil crew kid around a lot while Ben Affleck and Liv Tyler make a bid for Most Annoying Screen Couple of All Time. Realising that this quest is doomed (Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor having a lock on that title), they blast off for the asteroid, stopping only for some brief racism on a Russian space station. Later the gravitational pull exerted by Bruce's ego causes one of the shuttles to crash, killing a lot of nameless astronauts and Ben Affleck. In response the audience goes wild and Liv Tyler goes catatonic. In fact the shock is so great that it reaches back in time and renders her catatonic from the beginning of the film. But back on Earth, we can see people following the tribulations of our heroes. Curiously enough, from these segments we can see that the population of the United States consists of (a) New York, and (b) some bucolic never-never-land, filmed through a foggy lens, populated by hayseeds who peer anxiously at the TV between holding soapbox derbys and mopping the cows. Did they just splice in clips from "The Waltons"?
But things are going too well, and there's an hour of film and six gadzillion dollars of special effects to use up. So, in short order (a) the military try and stab our boys in the back, (b) Mr Pink grabs a gun and starts shooting things, and (c) the asteroid attacks the crew. Really. All those hayseeds back in Ray-Bradbury-land look anxious and squint at their TVs. Will our heroes make it before the precisely plotted deadline?
 It goes on for far too long, piles on the pathos and setbacks to the point of absurdity and is so intent on setting up its ragtag team as rebels and the only ones who can do the job, that everyone else looks incompetent. Consider the basic absurdity of scenes like where the team hard bargains for its rewards. (Think about it - cancel my parking tickets and give me a tax free income or the planet dies.) But "Armageddon" is the only BDP (Big Dumb Picture) of recent times to even partially succeed, with the sound and fury distracting you from plot idiocies. There are even some good things about "Armageddon". At least it realises that there is a world outside of North America (unlike "Deep Impact") and deals with the disaster as a global event, complete with nice if cliched images of Parisian cafes, church services in Italy, prayer meetings in India. A few of the supporting characters are well drawn too, and shine past the competitive overacting of the leads. (Or underacting in Liv Tyler's case.)
All in all, one should not think too closely about this picture. Place your critical judgement aside and accept it as a disposable piece of entertainment that will quickly fade as you leave the cinema, leaving not even a bad taste behind. [**/ok] and boutique beer on the Sid and Nancy scale.
"Armageddon" Released 1998. Produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, Gale Ann Hurd et al. Director Michael Bay. Starring Bruce Willis, Ben Affleck, Billy Bob Thornton, Liv Tyler, Will Patton.
-- Paul-Michael Agapow (p.agapow@ic.ac.uk), Dept. Biology, Imperial College "We were too young, lived too fast and had too much technology ..."
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2> What are best practices? (for example why not to use getInitialState, try to find others and know how to explain them)
3> React is rarely used by itself, so expect some questions about data layer, most commonly an implementation of flux:
4> What is flux? How it’s different from the more traditional MVC pattern?
5> How does Redux data flow work? (view, action creator, reducer, view — you should know and explain responsibilities of each; also how state is represented — state tree)
6> Comparison with Angular Js and VUE js?
7> Understanding on state, props, event handling, data sharing, ajax in react, polling, routing
8> Unit testing for React code
9> explain what is higher order component, control uncontrolled component in react.
10> Reducer return a new object or old one?
11> Explain diff between store and flux.
12> What is the difference between Virtual DOM and DOM?
13> Describe synthetic events in React. How it is different from Javascript Events.
14> Explain this.props.children
15> Differentiate controlled and uncontrolled components in React Js?
16> How to optimize React component to render it less often? (using shouldComponentUpdate to determine if any relevant data changed)


This is a web applicatiom that takes a user's birthday and calculates the day of the week they were born and then depending on their gender,outputs their Akan Name.Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. frequently in ghana, children are given their first name as a "day name" which corresponds to the day in the week they were born.
To find out your Akan name, please enter your birth details in the form below:


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Intercooler has a few different extension points. You can call a few direct methods on the global
Intercooler
object, and you can also listen for intercooler related events.
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
Intercooler.defineTransition(transition)
|
Lets you add a new transtion, which should implement the newContent , remove ,
hide and show methods:
Intercooler.defineTransition('fadeSlow', { newContent : function(parent, newContent, isReverse, after){ parent.fadeOut('slow', function(){ parent.html(newContent); after(); parent.fadeIn('slow'); }) }, remove : function(elt) { elt.fadeOut('slow', function(){ elt.remove(); }) }, show : function(elt) { elt.fadeIn('slow'); }, hide : function(elt) { elt.fadeOut('slow'); } }); |
Intercooler.defaultTransition(name)
|
Lets you set the default transition to use
Intercooler.defaultTransition('none'); |
Intercooler.addURLHandler(handler)
|
Lets you add a client side mock URL handler for testing/prototyping:
Intercooler.addURLHandler({ 'url': '/update', 'get' : function() { return 'Here's some content!" }, }); |
Intercooler.refresh(eltOrPath)
|
If the argument is an element, it will issue a new AJAX request. If it is a string path, it will issue a request for all dependent elements. |
Intercooler fires the following events on elements:
| Event | Description |
|---|---|
log.ic(evt, msg, level, elt)
|
Event fired when log messages occur internally in intercooler (can be used to debug specific DOM elements.) |
beforeHeaders.ic(evt, elt, xhr)
|
Triggered before intercooler headers are processed. |
afterHeaders.ic(evt, elt, xhr)
|
Triggered after intercooler headers are processed. |
beforeSend.ic(evt, elt, data)
|
Triggered before sending an intercooler AJAX request to the server. The second argument to the event is the data hash, and can be added or removed from to change the values sent to the server. |
success.ic(evt, elt, data, textStatus, xhr)
|
Triggered after a successful intercooler request is received |
error.ic(evt, elt, req, status, str)
|
Triggered after an error occurs during an intercooler request |
complete.ic(evt, elt, data)
|
Triggered after an intercooler request completes, regardless of status |
onPoll.ic(evt, elt)
|
Triggered before a poll request is dispatched |
Here is some code that uses the BlockUI library to block the UI when an intercooler request is in flight:
$(function(){ $('.btn').on('beforeSend.ic', function(){ $.blockUI(); }).on('complete.ic', function(){ $.unblockUI(); }); })


Acheivements
- Won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1979.
- Founder the Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) in 1964.
- In 1950, he received the Smith's Prize from Cambridge University for the most outstanding pre-doctoral contribution to Physics.
Education
- At age 14, Salam scored the highest marks ever recorded for the matriculation (entrance) examination at the Punjab University.
- He won a full scholarship to the Government College University of Lahore, and took his B.A. in Mathematics in 1944.
- Salam went on to attend the graduate school of Government College University and received his MA in Mathematics in 1946
- He was then awarded a scholarship to St John's College, Cambridge, where he completed a BA degree with Double First-Class Honours in Mathematics and Physics in 1949.
- He obtained a PhD degree in theoretical physics from the Cavendish Laboratory at Cambridge in 1951.
Career
Some highlights of his career are:
- Acadmic:
- Professor of Mathematics at Government College University, Lahore.
- Professor of Mathematics at St John's College Cambridge
- Set up the theoretical physics department at Imperial College London
- Scientific:
- Made important and significant contributions in quantum electrodynamics and quantum field theory, including its extension into particle and nuclear physics.
- Had a prolific research career in theoretical and high-energy physics
- Successfully showed that weak nuclear forces are not really different from electromagnetic forces, and two could inter-convert.
- Government:
- Was a member of the Scientific Commission of Pakistan, was Chief Scientific Adviser to the Presidend and also the first technical team mamber of the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC)
- Salam played an influential and significant role in Pakistan's development of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. In 1964, he was made head of Pakistan's IAEA delegation and represented Pakistan for a decade.
Further Info
To learn more about the life of Dr Abdus Salaam, you may visit the following websites:
The following documentary is also reccommended: Salam: The First **** Nobel Laureate. You may watch the trailer below:


Running Apollo 6.0 with SVL Simulator
These instructions have been tested with the r6.0.0
branch from the Apollo repository (latest commit at the time of writing).
Apollo 6.0 introduced major changes to the perception stack and as a result camera perception is not yet working, and LiDAR perception is unstable. Because of this, this guide will focus on using the modular testing feature of the SVL Simulator to simulate perception instead of using Apollo's perception module.
For those who used our fork of Apollo 5.0 before: please note the new step to select the correct setup mode in Dreamview.
Table of Contents
Getting Started top#
This guide outlines the steps required to setup Apollo for use with the SVL Simulator. If you have not already set up the simulator, please do so first by following the instructions in Installing the SVL Simulator.
Prerequisites top#
- Ubuntu 18.04 or later
- NVIDIA graphics card (required for perception and prediction)
- NVIDIA proprietary driver (>=410.48) must be installed
Setup top#
Docker top#
Apollo is designed to run out of docker containers. The image will mount this repository as a volume so the image will not need to be rebuilt each time a modification is made.
Installing Docker CE top#
To install Docker CE please refer to the official documentation.
NOTE
Apollo does not work if the docker is started with sudo
.
We suggest following through with the post installation steps.
Installing NVIDIA Docker top#
Before installing nvidia-docker make sure that you have an appropriate NVIDIA driver installed.
To test if nvidia drivers are properly installed enter nvidia-smi
in a terminal. If the drivers are installed properly an output similar to the following should appear.
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| NVIDIA-SMI 440.64 Driver Version: 440.64 CUDA Version: 10.2 |
|-------------------------------+----------------------+----------------------+
| GPU Name Persistence-M| Bus-Id Disp.A | Volatile Uncorr. ECC |
| Fan Temp Perf Pwr:Usage/Cap| Memory-Usage | GPU-Util Compute M. |
|===============================+======================+======================|
| 0 GeForce GTX 1080 Off | 00000000:01:00.0 On | N/A |
| 27% 29C P8 7W / 180W | 579MiB / 8117MiB | 1% Default |
+-------------------------------+----------------------+----------------------+
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Processes: GPU Memory |
| GPU PID Type Process name Usage |
|=============================================================================|
| 0 1745 G /usr/lib/xorg/Xorg 40MiB |
| 0 1862 G /usr/bin/gnome-shell 49MiB |
| 0 4409 G /usr/lib/xorg/Xorg 223MiB |
| 0 4545 G /usr/bin/gnome-shell 140MiB |
| 0 4962 G ...uest-channel-token=10798087356903621100 27MiB |
| 0 9570 G /proc/self/exe 50MiB |
| 0 17619 G ...uest-channel-token=14399957398263092148 40MiB |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
The installation steps for nvidia-docker are available at the official repo.
Cloning the Repository top#
Clone the Apollo using the following command:
git clone https://github.com/ApolloAuto/apollo
Checkout the r6.0.0
branch:
cd apollo
git checkout r6.0.0
Do not checkout the v6.0.0
tag as it does not include the latest changes.
Building Apollo and the bridge top#
Now everything should be in place to build Apollo. Apollo must be built from the container. To launch the container navigate to the directory where the repository was cloned and enter:
./docker/scripts/dev_start.sh
This should launch the container and mount a few volumes. It could take a few minutes to pull the latest volumes on the first run.
To get into the container:
./docker/scripts/dev_into.sh
Build Apollo (optimized, not debug, with GPU support):
./apollo.sh build_opt_gpu
NOTE The Apollo build may fail on machines with less than 1GB of RAM per CPU core due to aggressive parallelization in the build, as discussed in Apollo issue 7719.
If the build fails, you can try re-start it until it succeeds, but if it continues to fail (especially when running the linker) then you'll need to address the low memory situation by either adding more memory to your build machine or enabling or increasing available swap space. If your Apollo build is crashing on a 16GB machine with little or no swap, try setting it to 16GB.
Adding a Vehicle to Apollo top#
- In order to run Apollo with the simulator, the calibration files for the vehicle you use in the simulator must be available in Apollo for
perception
module to work correctly. - Currently, only calibration files for Lincoln 2017 MKZ are included in the latest Apollo. More calibration files may be added later.
- To add a new vehicle to Apollo:
- Create a new folder with the new vehicle's name under
APOLLO_ROOT/modules/calibration/data
. - Copy all calibration files of Lincoln 2017 MKZ to the folder.
- Update vehicle parameters in
vehicle_param.pb.txt
if your new vehicle is different from Lincoln 2017 MKZ. - Update LiDAR calibration files in
velodyne_params
folder. If you have different configuration for LiDAR with respect to novatel, you need to update LiDAR's height and extrinsics. - Update camera calibration files in
camera_params
folder. You need to update camera intrinsics and extrinsics for your own camera and sensor configurations. - You may also need to update other sensor calibration files if you are using them on your vehicle.
- Create a new folder with the new vehicle's name under
- After you add the new vehicle, you need to restart Dreamview to refresh the vehicle list.
- Inside Apollo docker:
bootstrap_lgsvl.sh stop && bootstrap_lgsvl.sh
- Inside Apollo docker:
Adding an HD Map to Apollo top#
-
An HD map in Apollo format corresponding to the environment you use in the simulator must be available in Apollo for modules like
routing
,planning
, etc. to work. -
Currently, only HD map files for Borregas Ave are included in the the latest Apollo at this time. More HD maps may be added later.
-
You can also download additional maps from here, and manually add them to
/apollo/modules/map/data/
. -
Or you can export your own map file following Export Map Annotations, then generate
routing_map
andsim_map
following these instructions. -
In our Apollo 5.0 fork, we have a script
generate_map.sh
(link) to help users generate map files. You can copy that script toAPOLLO_ROOT/scripts/
folder to use it. For details, please follow here. -
After you add the new map, you need to restart Dreamview to refresh the map list.
- Inside Apollo docker:
bootstrap_lgsvl.sh stop && bootstrap_lgsvl.sh
- Inside Apollo docker:
Alternatively, you can analyze top
while building, and decide how many jobs to enable to avoid running out of memory; then set a specific value in JOB_ARG
, e.g. --jobs=6
.
Launching Apollo alongside the Simulator top#
Here we only describe only a simple case of driving from point A to point B using Apollo and the simulator.
To launch Apollo, first launch and enter a container as described in the previous steps.
-
To start Apollo:
Note: you may receive errors about Dreamview not being built if you do not run the script from the
/apollo
directory.
./scripts/bootstrap_lgsvl.sh
- Launch bridge (inside docker container):
./scripts/bridge.sh
- Run the SVL Simulator outside of docker. See instructions for Running the Simulator
- Create a Simulation the
BorregasAve
map andLincoln2017MKZ (Apollo 5.0)
vehicle - Enter
localhost:9090
as the Bridge Connection String - (Optional) Enable Traffic and Pedestrians
- (Optional) Set the Time of Day and weather settings
- Submit the Simulation
- Select the created Simulation and click "Play"
- Create a Simulation the
- Open Apollo Dreamview in a browser by navigating to:
localhost:8888
- NEW for Apollo Master: Select the
Mkz Lgsvl
setup mode, from the menu to the left of the vehicle menu. - Select the
Lincoln2017MKZ LGSVL
vehicle andBorregas Ave
map in the top right corner. - Open the Module Controller tap (on the left bar).
- Enable Localization, Transform, Perception, Planning, Prediction, Routing, and Control.
- Navigate to the Route Editing tab.
- Select a destination by clicking on a lane-line and clicking Submit Route.
- Watch the vehicle navigate to the destination.
- NEW for Apollo Master: Select the
-
To stop the docker container run the
dev_start.sh stop
script inapollo/docker/scripts
in a new terminal (not in the docker container). -
If you are using ufw, it is easiest to completely disable the firewall to allow connections
sudo ufw disable
- If that is not possible, add the following rules:
- These are required even if running the simulator and Apollo on the same machine
sudo ufw allow 8888
sudo ufw allow 9090
- If that is not possible, add the following rules:
Adding a Vehicle top#
Only calibration files for Lincoln 2017 MKZ is included in the latest Apollo at this time. More calibration files map be added later.
Adding an HD Map top#
Only HD map files for Borregas Ave is included in the the latest Apollo at this time. More HD maps may be added later.
You can also download additional maps from here, and manually add them to /apollo/modules/map/data/
.
Or you can export your own map from our map annotation tool, name it base_map.bin
and then generate routing_map
and sim_map
following these instructions.


ISWC2014 Apache Marmotta tutorial
Code example for the Apache Marmotta tutorial at ISWC2014.
To interact with the Marmotta you can directly access the backend admin ui, which includes SPARQL LDP, LDPath, etc...
Acknowledgements
This tutorial is partially supported by MICO (grant no. 610480) and Fusepool P3 (grant no. 609696) FP7 projects, as well as the Apache Software Foundation.


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